: >Ah, I was about to say , lie about the ISO but of course that only : >applies to film cameras. : : Actually, it applies to digis too, since one sets the ISO of choice. : Elisha called a few minutes ago and made another suggestion, however : - to set the camera to -1/3 as its default state. That would, of : course, cause the camera to bracket as I wish. : : >If you save raw, is there any real benefit to bracketing? (by only : >1/3 stop that is). : : Well, I sure can see the difference and if something's blown out you : have to screw with the entire image's color balance to adjust for it : in RAW. my understanding of RAW is that it's a direct sensor dump from the ccd to the memory card without interpretation. ie with no settings like ISO / colour balance etc being applied IN camera (the steps handled by the camera firmware and software - interpolation algorithyms, colour adjustments, colour temperature etc) it's just a mass of data. When the data is evaluated on the computer later, that's where such things are 'set' and the image is modified to suit the camera settings post-shoot. k
